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Low cost metallic paper touchpads 'offer high-tech functionality'
Washington, May 14 (ANI): Present day computer touchscreens, which are nearly ubiquitous on laptops, tablets and smartphones, are often made of glass or plastic that is heavy, inflexible and even breakable.
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Ordissimo brings the world's 'simplest' Linux laptops to the UK
French firm Ordissimo is bringing “the world’s simplest laptop” to the UK, a small family of Linux-based laptops aimed at population of holdouts who find conventional PCs and the online world that comes with it too complex to bother with.
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Asus G75VW Review: A Budget-Friendly Gaming Laptop With Mediocre Performance
This somewhat cheap gaming laptop has unimpressive performance and awful speakers, but it offers a beautiful screen.
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Asus G75VW-AS71 (Core i7-3610QM)
Editor's Rating: User Rating: Good: The Asus G75VW-AS71 has a cutting-edge processor, a new Nvidia GPU, a slightly thinned-down body, a matte antiglare screen, and faster ports and connections than its predecessor, including tons of USB 3.0 ports and Thunderbolt. Bad: This laptop’s still not cheap: it may not be $2,000, but it’s far more expensive than the average laptop. And, let’s face it ...
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AMD launches Trinity APUs for laptops
Last chance saloon for APU
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The Quest for a Universal Memory
Smartphones and tablets demand faster and more energy efficient memory, but a one-size-fits-all technology is proving elusive
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Dell: Investors hit control alt delete
The company's attempt to cultivate related businesses is not going well
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Metallic Paper Touchpads Make Debut
Touchscreens don't need to be made from glass or plastic anymore.
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Marketing to Millennials takes different strategy
Expert says too many firms are way behind the curve.
www.commercialappeal.com
Eyewitness News Special Report: Lunchbox and a Laptop in Hurley
Remember the days when school supplies consisted of textbooks and No. 2 pencils? Nowadays there's a new look to the classroom. Instead of books a Northland district is providing laptops to each kid.
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